We've just started using Confluence; we have documents in Frame and
DITA; and we use Mif2Go and DITA2Go. So naturally I'm interested.
At the risk of going off topic: Confluence has an "Import from disk"
feature. As far as I can tell, it accepts multiple files placed in a
folder on the Confluence server. (At the moment, I'm arranging for
access to the server disk.) Are you saying this can't be used to bring
in a set of Confluence-compatible XHTML pages?
Is there a better forum for discussing Confluence import?
On 2012-11-20 18:12, Robert Lauriston wrote:
The APIs are supported. The command-line interface is a third-party project.
I already have a FrameMaker template that maps to Confluence XHTML, so
import would be clean.
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